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Business Coach Cited in Suit Against Contractor

A New England contractor faces a civil suit alleging his company’s growth was tied to a business coach with a model that “encourages fraud.”




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Design on screen, not on paper

The value of a computer-aided design (CAD) program depends entirely on what kind of jobs you do, how much design work they regularly involve and the expectations of your client base.

Third-party customer survey service

While survey firms do big business among big builders, most remodelers keep their customer satisfaction research in house. One of the main reasons: cost. If you're looking for a free way to find out what customer surveys can reveal about your remodeling business, visit www.guildquality.com. Atlanta-based GuildQual-ity offers a 17-question survey that clients can take via the Internet.

Outdoor Living: Kitchen, Pool, Deck and Gazebo Blend House and Yard

A spacious, cool, comfortable area for outside entertaining ranked near the top of the wish list for Lonny Rutherford and Marilyn Mobley. Perched on a large lot with a panoramic view of the city, their home had a small patio and a yard with a handful o...

Making Alternative Dispute Resolution Work For You

A few months ago I got a call from John, a small remodeler with a 10-year track record and a respectable reputation.

Sample ADR Contract Clauses

Short form: Sample med-arb clause for small jobs (i.e., projects less than $3,000):

Building For Life

Price remains a big factor with many remodeling clients and therefore with remodelers.

Know Your State Laws

'Buyer, beware!' might be advisable for consumers, but 'Remodeler, beware!' is appropriate when it comes to state laws concerning home-improvement contractors.

Mayors Support Historic-Home Tax Credits

The proposed Historic Homeownership Assistance Act received the support of the U.S. Conference of Mayors during its summer meeting in Madison, Wis.

Water Management

The first line of defense against mold is preventing the entry of bulk water into building assemblies.

Making Redevelopment Easier

Sometimes it’s easier to do a tear-down or to let an existing building stand empty rather than jump through the hoops required by complicated, out-of-date local building codes.

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